Watch this video to learn how to edit the Windows Experience Index. While it may not be apparent from the video, but it is really quite simple. Browse to C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore
Right click the newest XML document and open with WordPad. The scores start at line 14 and end at line 21. Edit them, and save.
How To: Edit the Windows Experience Index score
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